Max Holloway has dismissed Conor McGregor's recent comments following their fight at UFC 329, which ended in disappointment. Holloway perceives McGregor as a mere loudmouth, lacking the talent he once showcased.

The fight, which headlined International Fight Week, attracted nearly 16 million viewers across the U.S. and Latin America. However, it ended abruptly when McGregor injured himself just over a minute into the bout, leading to an early stoppage.

In the aftermath, McGregor sought a no-contest ruling and claimed that his anticipated "generational beating" of Holloway would only be delayed until next year. Holloway found McGregor's comments amusing, stating, "It's just crazy for the dude to be talking about how it was slippery because of the dry ice. I don't know what he's talking about because I didn't fall."

Holloway further criticized McGregor, saying, "Dude is delusional because, to me, he felt slow in there. He looked old. If there was gonna be a generational beating, it wasn't gonna be on his end."

Looking ahead, Holloway expressed interest in several fight options. He indicated a desire for a welterweight or lightweight title shot and remains open to completing the trilogy with McGregor. "If it's a title shot, in either weight class, sign ya boy up," he declared. "If it's a Conor McGregor fight again, I'll sign the dotted line. UFC, I'm owed the Conor McGregor belt, the money belt, so you guys gotta send me that."